Account of the military campaigns in Flanders, 1690-1701
MSS L2009F105 [Bound]
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Title
Account of the military campaigns in Flanders, 1690-1701
Variant Title
Histoire militaire de Flandres
Published
[S.l. 17--?]
Description
iv, 243 p. ; 38 cm.
Call Number
MSS L2009F105 [Bound]
Note
Probably written in the first quarter of 18th century.
Detailed notes on the maneuvers of various armies involved in the campaigns of the late seventeenth century.
Watermark: Dutch papermakers C. & I. Honig.
Brown leather envelope binding; foldover flap repaired.
Bookplate: Wm. Granville-Eliot Esqr.; ms. notes on front free endpaper signed WG Eliot: "This book was the property of L.Genl Granville Eliot. It is a proper book to accompany Beaurain's Military history of Flanders, which contains the campaigns of the Duke of Luxembourg from the commencement of 1690 to October 1694 in two large folio vols. This manuscript is the detail of operations of the army opposed to him from 1692 in continuation of the war to 1702 as Major Genl Roger Eliot father of Genl Granville Eliot served in these wars. I rather imagine it must have descended from father to son. Beaurain I purchased to accompany it."
Detailed notes on the maneuvers of various armies involved in the campaigns of the late seventeenth century.
Watermark: Dutch papermakers C. & I. Honig.
Brown leather envelope binding; foldover flap repaired.
Bookplate: Wm. Granville-Eliot Esqr.; ms. notes on front free endpaper signed WG Eliot: "This book was the property of L.Genl Granville Eliot. It is a proper book to accompany Beaurain's Military history of Flanders, which contains the campaigns of the Duke of Luxembourg from the commencement of 1690 to October 1694 in two large folio vols. This manuscript is the detail of operations of the army opposed to him from 1692 in continuation of the war to 1702 as Major Genl Roger Eliot father of Genl Granville Eliot served in these wars. I rather imagine it must have descended from father to son. Beaurain I purchased to accompany it."
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